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Family Vision Care of Marion, Ohio is an Optometric practice specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases, in addition to standard eye testing.

We have a full line of frames in-house and fit various types of contact lenses. Getting the right prescription for your eyeglasses or contact lenses is an important part of good eye care. But seeing clearly is just one part of your overall eye health. It’s important to have regular eye exams with an optometrist whether or not you wear eyeglasses or contacts, and even if your vision is sharp. The eye doctors at Family Vision Care of Marion believe in looking at the big picture when it comes to your eye health, so we take the time to get to know you, your eye care history and your vision needs. Doctors Noonan, Dollenmayer and Pannebaker know that getting the right prescription involves balancing several factors, including clear eyesight, visual efficiency and your ability to process visual information seamlessly. Whether you need a routine eye examination, an eyeglasses fitting or treatment for eye disease (such as glaucoma or macular degeneration) or eye surgery (such as LASIK or cataract surgery), our optometrists will provide you with the best care, advice, options and follow up. With our office located in Marion, Ohio, Family Vision Care has been serving Marion for more than 30 years. We serve all surrounding counties, including: Marion, Morrow, Crawford, Wyandot, Hardin, Union, and Delaware counties.

04/13/2026

Your eyes get thirsty too 💧👀

Staying hydrated does more than support your body — it plays a key role in how your eyes feel and function every day.

Your eyes rely on a healthy tear film (a thin layer of moisture) to stay smooth, clear, and comfortable. When you’re dehydrated, your body may not produce enough quality tears, leading to:
• Dryness or irritation
• Blurry or fluctuating vision
• Redness or a burning sensation
• Increased sensitivity to screens

And if you already spend a lot of time on digital devices, dehydration can make those symptoms even worse.

The fix can be simple: drink enough water throughout the day and support your eyes from the inside out 💧

If dryness or discomfort sticks around, it may be time for a comprehensive eye exam.
📞 Call us to schedule your exam: 740-389-2306

04/10/2026

Your eyes vs. allergy season… 👀🌼

Your eyes: “Just trying to focus…”
Pollen: “Absolutely not.” 🤧

If your eyes feel itchy, watery, or tired this time of year, you’re not imagining it—seasonal allergies can make it harder for your eyes to stay comfortable and clear.

A few simple tips to help:
• Avoid rubbing your eyes (even though it’s tempting!)
• Use artificial tears to flush out irritants
• Wear sunglasses outdoors to block pollen
• Keep windows closed on high pollen days

Give your eyes a little extra care this season—they’re dealing with a lot out there 🌿

04/08/2026

👀 Guess the age of these eyes…

One pair belongs to a 9-year-old baseball player ⚾
Another belongs to someone who spends all day on a computer 💻

Can you tell the difference?

Eye doctors don’t just look at age—they notice things like focus patterns, strain, dryness, and how hard your eyes are working behind the scenes.

Your eyes tell a story… we just know how to read it 😉

04/05/2026

Happy Easter from all of us at Family Vision Care! 🐰🌷

If you’re hunting for eggs this weekend but having trouble spotting them… it might not be the Easter Bunny’s fault 👀

Clear vision makes everything a little easier—yes, even egg hunts 😉

Wishing you a day full of treats, smiles, and just the right amount of chocolate!

04/03/2026

What your headaches might be trying to tell you… 👀

Frequent headaches can sometimes be linked to eye strain. When your vision isn’t properly corrected, your eye muscles have to work harder to focus—especially during screen time or reading.

Over time, that extra effort can contribute to tension and discomfort that shows up as headaches.

If this sounds familiar, an eye exam can help identify whether your eyes are working harder than they should.

📞 Call us to schedule your exam: 740-389-2306

04/01/2026

Are you squinting at this post? 👀

If you are, your eyes might be trying to tell you something. Squinting can be a sign that your vision isn’t as clear as it should be—and it might be time for an eye exam.

A quick check like this can reveal early vision changes before they become bigger issues.

Take a moment to check in with your eyes—and if something feels off, we’re here to help.
📞 Call us to schedule your appointment: 740-389-2306

03/30/2026

📚👁️ Could Vision Be Affecting School Performance?

If a child is struggling in school, we often think about attention, effort, or learning style. But sometimes, the issue isn’t academic — it’s visual.

Because nearly 80% of classroom learning is visual.

Watch for signs like:
Frequent headaches after school
Losing their place while reading
Avoiding homework
Sitting very close to screens
Complaints of blurry vision
Difficulty focusing or short attention span

Children don’t always realize their vision isn’t clear — they assume everyone sees the way they do.

A comprehensive eye exam does more than check the eye chart. It evaluates how the eyes focus, track, and work together — all essential skills for reading and learning.

If you’ve noticed changes in your child’s school performance, it may be time to rule out a vision concern.

📞 Call 740-389-2306 to schedule a comprehensive eye exam.

03/27/2026

☀️👁️ Morning Sun vs. Afternoon Glare

Not all sunlight affects your eyes the same way.

Morning light is typically softer and more evenly diffused. It’s easier on your eyes and helps your visual system adjust naturally to the day.

Afternoon light, on the other hand, is more intense. The sun sits higher and brighter, creating stronger glare, harsher shadows, and more visual strain — especially while driving or working outdoors.

That’s often when your eyes are working hardest to filter brightness, reduce squinting, and maintain focus.

If you notice discomfort, headaches, or increased sensitivity later in the day, glare may be playing a role.

Protecting your eyes with proper lenses, UV protection, and updated prescriptions can make a noticeable difference — especially as spring brings longer, brighter days.

Clear vision isn’t just about clarity. It’s about comfort, too. 🌿

03/25/2026

👁️🌷 Most Common Vision Issues We See in March

As winter fades and spring begins, we tend to see a few familiar patterns in the exam room.

Seasonal allergies often lead to itchy, watery, irritated eyes. Increased screen time during colder months can show up as digital eye strain and headaches. And with brighter sunlight returning, many people suddenly notice glare sensitivity or realize their prescription isn’t as sharp as they thought.

March is also when small vision changes become more noticeable — especially with longer days, more driving, and more time outdoors.

The shift in seasons is a natural reminder to check in on your eye health. Subtle symptoms are easy to brush off, but they’re often your eyes’ way of asking for attention.

Clear, comfortable vision makes everything about spring a little brighter. 🌿

03/23/2026

👁️🌍 Happy World Optometry Day!

Today we celebrate the profession dedicated to protecting one of your most important senses — your vision.

Optometrists do more than prescribe glasses and contact lenses. They detect early signs of eye disease, monitor changes in vision, and often identify systemic health conditions that show up first in the eyes.

Comprehensive eye care plays a vital role in overall health, learning, work performance, and quality of life.

On World Optometry Day, we’re proud to recognize the commitment, expertise, and compassion that go into caring for our community’s vision every day.

Clear vision isn’t just about seeing better — it’s about living better.

03/20/2026

🌷☀️ Hello, Spring — Hello, Natural Light. 👁️

The first day of spring brings longer days, brighter mornings, and something your eyes genuinely benefit from: sunlight.

Natural light helps regulate your body’s internal clock, supports healthier sleep patterns, and gives your eyes a much-needed break from constant artificial screen exposure. After months of shorter winter days and more time indoors, stepping outside into daylight can help reduce digital eye strain and improve overall visual comfort.

Sometimes the simplest habits — opening the blinds, taking a morning walk, pausing outside for a few minutes — can make a meaningful difference for your eyes.

Here’s to a brighter, healthier season ahead. 🌿

03/18/2026

🏀⚾🌸 Spring Sports & Eye Safety 👁️

With warmer weather comes baseball games, soccer practices, track meets, and more time outdoors.

While spring sports are great for staying active, they also increase the risk of eye injuries — especially from fast-moving balls, elbows, and accidental contact.

A simple way to protect your vision?
✔️ Wear sport-specific protective eyewear
✔️ Choose impact-resistant lenses
✔️ Make sure frames fit properly and stay secure

Regular glasses aren’t designed for sports impact — and eye injuries can happen in an instant.

Protecting your eyes is just as important as protecting your knees and elbows.

Because clear, healthy vision keeps you in the game. 🌿

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228 Barks Road E
Marion, OH
43302

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 1pm

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+17403892306

Website

http://www.myfamilyvisioncare.com/

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